Beautiful Christmas Decorations 2014
Each year in December the world immerses in crazy Christmas rush…. We frantically look for gifts for our families and friends, reading culinary books and composing festive menus, buy numerous beautiful yet quite useless bijou to decorate our homes. Despite all this madness, there is something magical in this time, which makes us anxiously waiting for it every new year again and again.
In this post, I have picked several cool and creative ideas on how to decorate our homes for Christmas. Many of them do not involve any expenses and it is so easy to make them yourself. So let’s get inspired!
I find alluring this idea of using old vintage spoons as candle holders:
Glass bottles in this role look quite cool too. You can use them as on the picture or create an amazing texture on the glass surface with heated paraffin drops.
What a magical transformation will experience your staircase if you simply decorate each step with a candle:
One of the most popular Christmas ideas is to use holiday lights to decorate various fixtures in the house: stairs, mirrors, headboards – well practically anything! Here a plain dry branch undergoes a wonderful metamorphosis:
Love feathers on a Christmas tree! Here they look especially festive with these glittering sparkles on them:
Totally non-conventional Christmas tree made of dry sticks. Though, I think have seen this idea before, couldn’t resist publishing as looks so cool!
Love everything about this space: dark inky walls, minimalistic Christmas tree, the rustic charm of grey stockings…
The Nordic appeal of Christmas a la Scandinavia:
Easy to make – the garland of fir tree branch:
Two-in-one: Christmas tree and beautiful wall decor
Simple, elegant, romantic:
Fell in love with this idea – decorative stars made of sticks:
Finally, some festive updates for a kitchen:
I hope you’ve enjoyed these ideas – if so, which one is your favourite?
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